I can't run the code, the dist has many undeclared/unpublished dependencies. I would likely have more useful things to say about it if I could run it.
> I need some feedback on wether you think it will be something that's > useful. Yes, but in a limited fashion: for people who require familiarity with the Arel API or want to port code that uses Arel. If I were to design an AST that aims to please everyone, I would give it a plumbing and porcelain layer, both user accessible, and the plumbing layer would map very closely to the parse tree, and the porcelain would be a set of the features available in Arel, jooq, sqlalchemy, linq etc. > but all of them based on hash structures. I agree that they are ripe for displacement. I have looked into this topic before and found that DBIC is coupled quite tightly to SQL::Abstract. If you want instant adoption from a large userbase, aim to work so that DBIC can choose between SQL generators. You have not picked a proper name yet. I think SQL::Arel is fine, that's what the Pod name section already hints at.
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